Aspiring artists with an eye for architecture were greeted with a delightful surprise a few months ago when free architecture school was said to be possible. The Free School of Architecture has recently released the board of advisors for 2017 - 2018.
According to Archinect, the Board of Advisors for 2017 - 2018 has been announced by The Free School Of Architecture. The promising not-for-profit organization offers free architecture education without tuition or salary fee. Moreover, The Free School of Architecture will start on June 1, 2017, catering a class of 36 students with ten teachers. The program offers twelve courses to be tackled in six weeks.
In a previous article, it was revealed that Architecture education will soon become tuition free in some establishments. The latter was concluded to fight the consistent lack of diversity in the world of architecture for decades and counting. Apparently, it was proven that this lack of diversity has resulted in numerous cities having a discriminatory design.
As a result, The Free School of Architecture became a reality and will soon launch sometime in 2017. Interested learners may sign up for their free newsletter in order to receive details regarding FSA's programs and the process to be followed for the application.
Furthermore, The Free School of Architecture has released the members of their Board of Advisors. The board consists of experts from various fields including education, journalism, architecture and art.
Overall, The Free School of Architecture consists of seventeen board members. all of whom will pave the way in order for the FSA to become a non-profit organization in 2018. Another vision, in the long run, is for FSA to be able to cater 48 students by the year 2020. However, they have expressed that their limit caps at 72 students. Archinect has shared the list of board members, all of which progressing in their respective fields.
Currently, The Free School ofArchitecture will offer five topical course bundles and the focuses lie in Architectural History and Theory, Design and Aesthetic Theory, Practical and Vocational Topics, Philosophy, and general Studies.
